When facing hardship and suffering, prayer can shape how we walk through the situation, changing us rather than just changing circumstances. It's about being productive and faithful while waiting on the Lord, trusting in His plans and purposes, even when they don't make sense to us. [... more]

Discovering your spiritual gift is a key to joy and fulfillment in your Christian life. Adrian Rogers explains that every Christian has a spiritual gift, and it's not something you earn or learn, but rather a sovereignly bestowed gift from God. He discusses the different types of spiritual gifts, including wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, and more, and how they are used to serve others and build up the body of Christ. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the difference between self-righteousness and the righteousness that comes as a gift from God, and how to put on the breastplate of righteousness to protect ourselves from Satan's attacks. He discusses the importance of obedience and how it is key in protecting us from the consequences of Satan's attacks. [... more]

We can create an environment in our life that is inhospitable to Satan and his helpers by living in a way that makes them feel unwelcome. This can be achieved by putting on the breastplate of righteousness, which is not of metal, but a spiritual protection that comes from choosing to obey God instead of disobeying Him. Our righteousness is not about earning a right standing with God through our own effort, but about receiving it as a gift through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains that faith is not just believing in God, but also acting on that belief, and shares the story of a woman who had amazing faith in Jesus Christ, even though she was a non-Jewish woman from a pagan background. [... more]

Steve Young discusses the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl win and praises quarterback Sam Darnold, who he believes has the potential to be one of the top quarterbacks in the league. Young also talks about the game's defensive strategy and how it affected the outcome. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the NFL's current state and how it has changed over the years. [... more]

Declaring war on selfishness and attacking the root of pride can lead to genuine humility, which fosters better health, stronger relationships, and improved self-esteem. By putting others' needs and interests ahead of our own, we can choose to practice humility daily and develop a more loving and selfless attitude. [... more]

God's greatest joy is seeing His children love one another, and He commands us to choose love and unity in our relationships, resolving conflicts and forgiving one another as He has forgiven us, and to love others as He has loved us, with humility and kindness, transforming our relationships and building a lasting legacy of love. [... more]

God's heart breaks when we fight and have unresolved relationships with others. He desires authentic, Christ-empowered unity, built on truth, mutual love, and a common purpose. To achieve this, we must choose to love, declare war on selfishness, and attack the root of the problem, which is pride and empty conceit. By putting others' needs and interests ahead of our own, we can develop genuine humility and experience the transformative power of agape love. [... more]

North Carolina's economy outperformed the nation with real GDP growth growing at 5.6%, while personal income across the state rose by 3.8% compared to 3.3% nationally. The state's technology sector continues to expand, with a new multi-year supply agreement between Meta and Corning valued at upwards of $6 billion. North Carolina ranks 13th on the National Education Freedom Index, with a B grade for providing educational options for parents. The state's opportunity scholarship program is universally available to all students regardless of income, and its robust charter school network is a highlight. [... more]

The heart behind generosity is explored, with a focus on the motives that shape our giving and why God cares deeply about them. Pierce Taylor Hibbs discusses the biblical concept of the heart, Labob, and how it governs all that we do, including our actions and decisions. He also unpacks the story of the widow in Mark 12, who gave two copper coins, and how her motives were celebrated by Jesus. [... more]

A group of men, broken and wounded, hear God's call to serve others and embark on a journey of restoration and freedom. Through boot camps and a radio show, they share their experiences and help others find intimacy with God, despite the challenges and heartaches they've faced. [... more]

Building a solid financial foundation is crucial for starting to invest, and understanding the benefits of workplace retirement plans, such as tax advantages and employer matching, can help individuals get started on the right path. Mark Biller, Executive Editor at Sound Mind Investing, shares practical advice on how to begin investing, including the importance of starting small, staying consistent, and keeping it simple with index funds. [... more]

The story of Jonah serves as a reminder that Christians should be different, friendly, loving, forgiving, and caring. When non-believers call out Christians for not living up to these expectations, it can be a wake-up call. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the importance of having a strong Christian testimony and how it can be a powerful witness to others. [... more]

The principle of sowing and reaping is a fundamental concept in spiritual life, teaching that what we give to God will be multiplied back to us. Dr. David Jeremiah explores this principle, discussing how it applies to financial giving, stewardship, and Christian living, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and obedience to God's principles. [... more]

Managing anger and relationships involves being honest, humble, and willing to confront issues. Putting off the old self and putting on the new self requires humility, honesty, and a renewed attitude of the mind. Making money honorably and being mindful of one's actions is also crucial in pleasing God. [... more]

Financial decisions are spiritual decisions, and the story of Jonah illustrates this truth. Jonah's actions show that money and motives move in the same direction, revealing the spiritual dimension of spending. When our hearts move off course, our spending decisions will financially do the same, and poor stewardship can have ripple effects on others. Genuine repentance can redirect spending away from what harms and toward what honors God, and faithful follow-through looks like having a budget and sticking to it, keeping commitments to generosity, and giving as a form of worship. [... more]

When we put God first in our lives, we possess our possessions, prepare for the future, place faith, and put Him to work in our behalf. The story of the widow of Zarephath teaches us that trusting God with our finances is not just about giving, but about dependence on Him and His promises. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah begins the series Investing for Eternity with biblical principles for managing time and money to give God his rightful place. He shares a story from the book of 1 Kings about a widow who put God first and was blessed, illustrating the importance of tithing and trusting God's promises. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program explores the topic of sexual sin and the importance of biblical manhood and personal purity. Emile Zwain, author of Fight Like a Man, shares his insights on how to overcome sexual temptation and live a life of moral purity. [... more]

The death of the rivalry between USC and Notre Dame is attributed to 99% USC's fault, as Lincoln Riley couldn't beat the Irish. Meanwhile, Philip Rivers' return to the NFL has sparked a discussion about the development of quarterbacks in the league, with many teams struggling to find reliable backups. In college football, Ryan Day has taken over play-calling duties at Ohio State, and Michigan is searching for a new head coach, with Jed Fisher and Jesse Minter being considered possibilities. [... more]

The New England Patriots' win over the Baltimore Ravens has put them back in the mix for the AFC East title, while the Ravens' loss has left them needing to win out and hope for Pittsburgh to lose out to make the playoffs. Meanwhile, the college football playoff committee is facing criticism for its expanded playoff format, which has led to predictable blowouts and a loss of relevance for traditional bowl games. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie continues his series Faith 101, A Crash Course on the Christian Life, discussing the importance of prayer in a believer's life. He shares practical insights on how to pray, the power of prayer, and the benefits of having a strong prayer life. [... more]

True people of grace are extraordinarily rare, and Christians who talk about grace yet live under guilt and shame pose a significant threat to Christianity. The application is painfully clear: stop shaming others, stop putting people under bondage, and become someone who sets people free. Grace demolishes every human hierarchy, and it's the key to freedom, love, and faith. [... more]

A heated hearing took place in the North Carolina General Assembly as the House Select Committee on Oversight and Reform grilled members of the Chapel Hill-Carborough City School District over their alleged defiance of Senate Bill 49, the Parents' Bill of Rights. The committee also discussed potential repercussions for school districts that ignore state law, including the possibility of pulling state funding. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein announced that Medicaid funding has been restored, but the General Assembly disputes the governor's claims, saying it's a political show. President Donald Trump endorsed Senate leader Phil Berger in his primary election, and the North Carolina General Assembly is set to meet again to discuss various topics. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the final page of Paul's magnum opus, Romans chapter 16, highlighting the importance of God's peace and the crushing of evil, and emphasizing the need to live a life of Christian grace and balance. [... more]

When we procrastinate, we disobey God and deprive Him of the vessels through whom He wants to accomplish certain tasks. We hinder God's whole program by putting off decisions and delaying what He requires of us. To overcome procrastination, we must be willing to admit our problem, identify our feelings, and confess our sins. We must choose to live by faith, recalling who we are as children of God and who He is in us, and respond to life circumstances on the basis of those truths. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the pre-tribulation rapture, persecution, and faith, emphasizing the importance of spiritual strength and biblical theology in understanding the end times. [... more]

Catherine Wolf shares her personal story of overcoming a massive stroke and finding hope and treasure in the darkness. She discusses how suffering impacts finances and the importance of surrendering to God's plan. Catherine also talks about her ministry, Hope Heals, and how it provides a sacred space for people with disabilities to belong and find community. [... more]

Rob West advises listeners on managing their finances, discussing topics such as debt consolidation, mortgage payoff, and retirement planning. He emphasizes the importance of financial stewardship and making wise decisions when it comes to money, using biblical principles as a guide. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains how to overcome anxiety and worry by placing faith in God, praying, and seeking peace. He shares biblical passages and personal experiences to illustrate the importance of trusting in God's care and provision. [... more]

When worry hits, we need to give our worries to Jesus Christ. Pastor Greg Laurie shares insights on how to deal with anxiety, fear, and worry by remembering we're not alone in our suffering, giving our burdens to God, and trusting in His sovereignty. [... more]

A life of grace begins with mutual acceptance, releasing others to be who they are, and never assuming a role we're not qualified to fill. By letting go of judgment and embracing diversity, we can cultivate unity and deepen our faith. [... more]

A church where believers genuinely accept one another without prejudice is a radically different vision from today's polarized world. Scripture offers principles that free us from judgment and control, allowing us to live within a framework of grace, where each person must be fully convinced in their own mind and not judge others. [... more]

Christians often clash over personal choices, but Paul's letter to the Romans offers guidance on navigating differences in faith. In Romans 14, Paul emphasizes the importance of unity and acceptance, urging believers to respect each other's opinions and not judge one another. He reminds us that we are all different, but our diversity is not a reason to divide, but rather an opportunity to learn from and appreciate each other's perspectives. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl teaches from Romans chapter 13, emphasizing the importance of personal discipline, moral integrity, and relational harmony in our daily lives. He encourages listeners to lay aside behaviors that reveal a lack of personal discipline, such as carousing and drunkenness, and to put on the armor of light by following the Lord Jesus Christ. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl sounds an alarm to wake up from spiritual slumber, emphasizing the importance of being aware of the time and putting on the armor of light to resist the deeds of darkness and make no provision for the flesh. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares a story about Noah's failure in Genesis chapter 9, highlighting the importance of humility and restoration in the face of sin. He emphasizes that God keeps his promises, and that we should never lower our guard or rest on our laurels spiritually. The pastor also discusses the destructive power of alcohol and the importance of seeking to restore those who have fallen into sin. [... more]

Satan is a defeated foe, and as Christians, we have the power and resources to resist his attacks and stand victorious. The Bible teaches us to put on the full armor of God to experience daily living, and we must learn to recognize and resist the enemy's schemes. By understanding the reality of spiritual warfare, we can live with confidence and courage, knowing that we are more than conquerors through Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there is an invisible world that is just as real as the visible world, and that we are involved in an invisible war, a cosmic conflict that has eternal implications. This war is not just about flesh and blood, but about the rulers, powers, and spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places. We are called to be strong in the Lord and to put on the full armor of God to stand firm against the schemes of the devil. The enemy's goal is to deceive us and make us believe lies about God, ourselves, and the world, but we can overcome this by renewing our minds and putting on the armor of God. [... more]